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- the present invention is related to a system for controlling indicator lights of a solid state disk, and more particularly related to a system for controlling indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express solid state disk.
- the traditional hard disk drive is a data storage device which uses magnetic heads to read and write data stored on a rotating disk.
- read and write speed of hard disk drives is mainly decided by the rotational speed of the disk and the data transferring speed of the interface.
- the typical hard disk drives in present have a rotational speed of 7200 revolution per minute (rpm), and some may achieve the rotational speed of 15000 rpm for higher read and write speeds, but the read and write speed of the hard disk drive has the limit in nature.
- the solid state drive (SSD) using the so called flash memory was developed.
- the SSD has a read speed about 3 times the read speed of the HDD and a write speed about 1.5 times the write speed of the HDD, but a smaller power consumption, and also has the advantages of no noise generated, great vibration and shock resistance, and lower heat produced.
- the SDD was designed to transfer data through the Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) interface specified by the Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) standard. Because this is an interface designed for the traditional HDD, the data transferring speed of SSD would be influenced by the latency event when the storage control IC is dealing with the read and write operation of the disk drive. Thus, even though the SATA specification was developed from 2.0 revision (3 Gb/s, 300 MB/s) to 3.0 revision (6 Gb/s, 600 MB/s), it still cannot meet the data transferring capability of SSD. As a result, the data transferring ability of SSD would be restricted by the bandwidth of the data transferring interface.
- SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
- AHCI Advanced Host Controller Interface
- PCIe peripheral component interconnect express
- NVMe non-volatile memory express
- NVMe interface simplifies the operation and thus it is not necessary to access the register when executing a command so as to show off the advantage of low latency.
- NVMe interface has a maximum queue depth of 65536 command queues and 65536 commands per queue, the advantage of parallel operation of NAND flash memories can be effectively exhibited.
- AHCI interface only has a maximum queue of one command queue and 32 commands per queue.
- IOPS input/output operations per second
- NVMe SSD is provided with extremely high data transferring speed
- the SSD in present lacks the control module as the controller of the traditional HDD which is capable to parse the disk status and light up the corresponding indicator light. Thus, it would be difficult for the user to recognize the operation status of the SSD.
- the control module of the NVMe SSD in present lacks the capability to parse the disk status, such that the user cannot recognize the status of the NVMe SSD clearly. In addition, it is also difficult for the user to search the specific NVMe SSD or the power status when assembling the NVMe SSD. Accordingly, a system to control indicator lights for a NVMe SSD is provided in the present invention, which electrically connected to the component of the NVMe SSD to recognize whether the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition and light up the fail indicator light accordingly. In addition, the user is capable to identify the position of the specific NVMe SSD by lighting up the corresponding position indicator light.
- a system to control indicator lights for non-volatile memory express (NVMe) solid state disk (SSD) comprises a NVMe SSD, a slave processor, and a controller.
- the NVMe SSD has a control module for transmitting an activity signal and a disk location signal.
- the slave processor is electrically connected to the control module through an inter integrated circuit (I2C) bus for receiving the activity signal and the disk location signal.
- the slave processor includes a general purpose I/O (GPIO) port electrically connected to an activity indicator light, a location indicator light, and a fail indicator light.
- GPIO general purpose I/O
- the controller is electrically connected to the slave processor for controlling the slave processor to light up the location indicator light according to the disk location signal.
- the controller is a platform controller hub (PCH).
- PCH platform controller hub
- the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a main board, and the PCH is located on the main board.
- the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a processor, and the control module includes a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) port electrically connected to the processor.
- PCIe peripheral component interconnect express
- the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a main board. The processor is located on the main board.
- control module further comprises an inter integrated circuit port, and the slave processor is electrically connected to the inter integrated circuit port through the I2C bus.
- the slave processor includes a register for storing at least a read/write data from the NVMe SSD to recognize whether the NVMe SSD is operated under the abnormal condition.
- the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a back plate, and the slave processor is located on the back plate.
- the internal controller of the conventional NVMe SSD lacks the capability to parse the operation status of the SSD for providing the indicator light to notify the user.
- the system provided in the present invention features a slave processor connecting to the NVMe SSD to light up the activity indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated normally, and light up the fail indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition to notify the user.
- the system provided in the present invention also features the corporation of the slave processor and the controller for the user to light up the adequate location indicator light. Thereby, the system provided in the present invention can show the status of the NVMe SSD by using the indicator light to facilitate the operations such as to repair and change the NVMe SSD.
- the FIGURE is a system schematic diagram of the system to control indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express solid state disk in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- the FIGURE is a system schematic diagram of the system to control indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express (NVMe) solid state disk (SSD) in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- the system to control indicator lights of a NVMe SSD comprises a NVMe SSD 1 , a main board 2 , and a back plate 3 .
- the NVMe SSD 1 includes a control module 11 .
- the control module 11 includes an inter integrated circuit (I2C) port 111 and a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) port 112 .
- the control module 11 is utilized for transmitting an activity signal S 1 when the NVMe SSD 1 is operated normally.
- the control module 11 is also utilized for transmitting a disk location signal S 2 .
- the main board 2 has a processor 21 and a platform controller hub (PCH) 22 located thereon.
- the processor 21 is electrically connected to the PCIe port 112 by using the PCIe bus.
- the back plate 3 has a slave processor 31 formed thereon.
- the slave processor 31 is electrically connected to the control module 11 through the I2C port 111 for receiving the activity signal S 1 and the disk location signal S 2 , and also electrically connected to the PCH 22 through a serial general purpose I/O (SGPIO).
- the slave processor 31 also includes a register 311 and three general purpose I/O port 312 , 313 , and 314 .
- the register 312 is utilized for storing at least a read/write data from the NVMe SSD 1 to recognize whether the NVMe SSD 1 is operated under the abnormal condition.
- the slave processor 31 may transmit a fail signal S 3 through the GPIO port 314 to the fail indicator light 203 to light up the fail indicator light 203 .
- the slave processor 31 may light up the activity indicator light 201 when receiving the activity signal S 1 .
- the users may control the slave processor 31 by using the PCH 22 to light up the disk location indicator light 202 corresponding to the disk location signal S 2 .
- the slave processor 31 is an advanced RISC Machine (ARM) processor.
- the system provided in the present invention features a slave processor connecting to the NVMe SSD to light up the activity indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated normally, and light up the fail indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition to notify the user.
- the system provided in the present invention also features the corporation of the slave processor and the controller for the user to light up the adequate location indicator light. Thereby, the system provided in the present invention can show the status of the NVMe SSD by using the indicator light to facilitate the operations such as to repair and change the NVMe SSD.
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Abstract
A system is applied to control indicator lights for non-volatile memory express solid state disk (NVMe SSD). The system includes a NVMe SSD, a slave processor and a controller. The NVMe SSD has a control module for transmitting an activity signal and a disk position signal. The slave processor connected to the control module so as to receive the activity signal and the disk location signal. The slave processor is light up an activity indicator light with the activity signal. When the slave processor detect the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition, a fail signal is transmitted to light up a fail indicator light. The controller is electrically connected to the slave processor to light up a location indicator light.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention is related to a system for controlling indicator lights of a solid state disk, and more particularly related to a system for controlling indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express solid state disk.
- 2. Description of the Prior Art
- The traditional hard disk drive (HDD) is a data storage device which uses magnetic heads to read and write data stored on a rotating disk. Thus, read and write speed of hard disk drives is mainly decided by the rotational speed of the disk and the data transferring speed of the interface. The typical hard disk drives in present have a rotational speed of 7200 revolution per minute (rpm), and some may achieve the rotational speed of 15000 rpm for higher read and write speeds, but the read and write speed of the hard disk drive has the limit in nature. In order to further enhance the read and write speeds, the solid state drive (SSD) using the so called flash memory was developed. The SSD has a read speed about 3 times the read speed of the HDD and a write speed about 1.5 times the write speed of the HDD, but a smaller power consumption, and also has the advantages of no noise generated, great vibration and shock resistance, and lower heat produced.
- In the beginning, the SDD was designed to transfer data through the Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) interface specified by the Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) standard. Because this is an interface designed for the traditional HDD, the data transferring speed of SSD would be influenced by the latency event when the storage control IC is dealing with the read and write operation of the disk drive. Thus, even though the SATA specification was developed from 2.0 revision (3 Gb/s, 300 MB/s) to 3.0 revision (6 Gb/s, 600 MB/s), it still cannot meet the data transferring capability of SSD. As a result, the data transferring ability of SSD would be restricted by the bandwidth of the data transferring interface.
- In order to resolve the problem due to the limitation of data transferring interface bandwidth, the SSD in present tends to be made using the peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) standard, i.e. a new SSD standard called non-volatile memory express (NVMe), to effectively improve the data transferring ability of SSD. Take the specification of PCIe 3.0 x8 as an example, the data transferring speed of PCIe 3.0 x8 is about ten times higher than that of the traditional SATA 3.0.
- Regarding the other data transferring performance, in compared with the AHCI standard, which generates a latency about 2.5 micro second due to the need of accessing register four times when executing a command, NVMe interface simplifies the operation and thus it is not necessary to access the register when executing a command so as to show off the advantage of low latency. In addition, because the NVMe interface has a maximum queue depth of 65536 command queues and 65536 commands per queue, the advantage of parallel operation of NAND flash memories can be effectively exhibited. In contrast, AHCI interface only has a maximum queue of one command queue and 32 commands per queue. Thus, input/output operations per second (IOPS) of NVMe interface is much higher than that of AHCI interface.
- As mentioned, although NVMe SSD is provided with extremely high data transferring speed, the SSD in present lacks the control module as the controller of the traditional HDD which is capable to parse the disk status and light up the corresponding indicator light. Thus, it would be difficult for the user to recognize the operation status of the SSD.
- The control module of the NVMe SSD in present lacks the capability to parse the disk status, such that the user cannot recognize the status of the NVMe SSD clearly. In addition, it is also difficult for the user to search the specific NVMe SSD or the power status when assembling the NVMe SSD. Accordingly, a system to control indicator lights for a NVMe SSD is provided in the present invention, which electrically connected to the component of the NVMe SSD to recognize whether the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition and light up the fail indicator light accordingly. In addition, the user is capable to identify the position of the specific NVMe SSD by lighting up the corresponding position indicator light.
- In accordance with the object of the present invention, a system to control indicator lights for non-volatile memory express (NVMe) solid state disk (SSD) is provided. The system comprises a NVMe SSD, a slave processor, and a controller. The NVMe SSD has a control module for transmitting an activity signal and a disk location signal. The slave processor is electrically connected to the control module through an inter integrated circuit (I2C) bus for receiving the activity signal and the disk location signal. The slave processor includes a general purpose I/O (GPIO) port electrically connected to an activity indicator light, a location indicator light, and a fail indicator light. When the slave processor detects the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition, a fail signal is transmitted to the fail indicator light to light up the fail indicator light. The controller is electrically connected to the slave processor for controlling the slave processor to light up the location indicator light according to the disk location signal.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the controller is a platform controller hub (PCH). As a preferred embodiment, the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a main board, and the PCH is located on the main board.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a processor, and the control module includes a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) port electrically connected to the processor. As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a main board. The processor is located on the main board.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the control module further comprises an inter integrated circuit port, and the slave processor is electrically connected to the inter integrated circuit port through the I2C bus.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the slave processor includes a register for storing at least a read/write data from the NVMe SSD to recognize whether the NVMe SSD is operated under the abnormal condition.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD further comprises a back plate, and the slave processor is located on the back plate.
- As mentioned, the internal controller of the conventional NVMe SSD lacks the capability to parse the operation status of the SSD for providing the indicator light to notify the user. In contrast, the system provided in the present invention features a slave processor connecting to the NVMe SSD to light up the activity indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated normally, and light up the fail indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition to notify the user. In addition, the system provided in the present invention also features the corporation of the slave processor and the controller for the user to light up the adequate location indicator light. Thereby, the system provided in the present invention can show the status of the NVMe SSD by using the indicator light to facilitate the operations such as to repair and change the NVMe SSD.
- The present invention will now be specified with reference to its preferred embodiment illustrated in the drawings, in which:
- The FIGURE is a system schematic diagram of the system to control indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express solid state disk in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- The FIGURE is a system schematic diagram of the system to control indicator lights of a non-volatile memory express (NVMe) solid state disk (SSD) in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. As shown, the system to control indicator lights of a NVMe SSD comprises a
NVMe SSD 1, amain board 2, and a back plate 3. - The NVMe SSD 1 includes a
control module 11. Thecontrol module 11 includes an inter integrated circuit (I2C)port 111 and a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe)port 112. Thecontrol module 11 is utilized for transmitting an activity signal S1 when the NVMe SSD 1 is operated normally. In addition, thecontrol module 11 is also utilized for transmitting a disk location signal S2. - The
main board 2 has aprocessor 21 and a platform controller hub (PCH) 22 located thereon. Theprocessor 21 is electrically connected to thePCIe port 112 by using the PCIe bus. - The back plate 3 has a
slave processor 31 formed thereon. Theslave processor 31 is electrically connected to thecontrol module 11 through theI2C port 111 for receiving the activity signal S1 and the disk location signal S2, and also electrically connected to thePCH 22 through a serial general purpose I/O (SGPIO). Theslave processor 31 also includes aregister 311 and three general purpose I/O port register 312 is utilized for storing at least a read/write data from the NVMe SSD 1 to recognize whether the NVMe SSD 1 is operated under the abnormal condition. - When a comparison is made by the
register 312 to verify that the NVMe SSD 1 is operated under an abnormal condition, theslave processor 31 may transmit a fail signal S3 through theGPIO port 314 to thefail indicator light 203 to light up thefail indicator light 203. In addition, theslave processor 31 may light up theactivity indicator light 201 when receiving the activity signal S1. In addition, the users may control theslave processor 31 by using thePCH 22 to light up the disk location indicator light 202 corresponding to the disk location signal S2. In practice, theslave processor 31 is an advanced RISC Machine (ARM) processor. - In conclusion, in compared with the internal controller of the conventional NVMe SSD, which lacks the capability to parse the operation status of the SSD for providing the indicator light to notify the user, the system provided in the present invention features a slave processor connecting to the NVMe SSD to light up the activity indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated normally, and light up the fail indicator light when the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition to notify the user. In addition, the system provided in the present invention also features the corporation of the slave processor and the controller for the user to light up the adequate location indicator light. Thereby, the system provided in the present invention can show the status of the NVMe SSD by using the indicator light to facilitate the operations such as to repair and change the NVMe SSD.
- The detail description of the aforementioned preferred embodiments is for clarifying the feature and the spirit of the present invention. The present invention should not be limited by any of the exemplary embodiments described herein, but should be defined only in accordance with the following claims and their equivalents. Specifically, those skilled in the art should appreciate that they can readily use the disclosed conception and specific embodiments as a basis for designing or modifying other structures for carrying out the same purposes of the present invention without departing from the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
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1. A system to control indicator lights for non-volatile memory express (NVMe) solid state disk (SSD), comprising:
an NVMe SSD, having a control module for transmitting an activity signal and a disk location signal;
a slave processor, electrically connected to the control module through an inter integrated circuit (I2C) bus for receiving the activity signal and the disk location signal, and including a general purpose I/O (GPIO) port electrically connected to an activity indicator light, a location indicator light, and a fail indicator light, wherein when the slave processor detects the NVMe SSD is operated under an abnormal condition, a fail signal is transmitted to the fail indicator light to light up the fail indicator light; and
a controller, electrically connected to the slave processor for controlling the slave processor to light up the location indicator light according to the disk location signal.
2. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 1 , wherein the controller is a platform controller hub (PCH).
3. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 2 , further comprising a main board, and the PCH is located on the main board.
4. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 1 , further comprising a processor, and the control module including a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIe) port electrically connected to the processor.
5. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 4 , further comprising a main board, and the processor being located on the main board.
6. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 1 , wherein, the control module further comprises an inter integrated circuit port, and the slave processor is electrically connected to the inter integrated circuit port through the I2C bus.
7. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 1 , wherein the slave processor includes a register, for storing at least a read/write data from the NVMe SSD to recognize whether the NVMe SSD is operated under the abnormal condition.
8. The system to control indicator lights for NVMe SSD of claim 1 , further comprising a back plate, and the slave processor is located on the back plate.
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